Kansas high school football rankings stay lively
No. 2 Ward beat Manhattan 28-7 to improve to 7-0 while No. 3 Lawrence routed Wyandotte 34-0 to move to 5-1. St Joseph’s Military Academy at Hays ranked fourth edged Liberal 13-12 to stay 6-0. Coffeyville and Wellington also undefeated at 7-0 with wins over Pittsburg and Hutchinson. Wichita North upset Dodge City 27-14. Wichita East won 46-34 over Kapaun. Ottawa beat Turner 30-0, Osborne extended to 21 straight wins with 27-12 over Stockton.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas
Shawnee Mission North
Topeka High
Ward
Manhattan
Cyclones
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Lions
St. Joseph’s Military Academy
Hays
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Wellington
Hutchinson
Wichita North
Dodge City
Wichita East
Kapaun
East
Ottawa
Turner
Osborne
Stockton
Ottawa Country Club honors Sue Wolgast in golf meet
Sue Wolgast was named low net golfer by the Kansas Women's Golf Association at Ottawa Country Club this season. Officers for next year include Mrs. Cecil Wolgast president, Mrs. Wilbur Foulks vice president, Mrs. Earl Read secretary treasurer, Mrs. Terry Malouf tournament chairman, and Mrs. Louis Speer handicap chairman. Pairings for Tuesday list Foulks Crawford, Peters M. K, Johns son, Elder Malouf. Reservations or cancellations call CH 24983 by noon Monday.
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Sue Wolgast
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Cecil Wolgast
Wilbur Foulks
Earl Read
Terry Malouf
Louis Speer
Foulks- Crawford
Peters M. K
Johnsson
Elder-Malouf
Ottawa High Romps Turner as Underwood Scores Four TDs
Ottawa High defeats Turner 30 to 0 at Cook Field led by Doug Underwood who scores four touchdowns on keeper plays. The Cyclones gain 309 rushing yards and shut down Turner's offense, with strong defense and key interceptions fueling the victory and moving Ottawa atop the East Kane asa League standings.
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Turner
Ottawa
Doug Underwood
Tpd
Cyclones
Cook Field
Ottawa High
Cycones
OHS
David Salman
Jim Stark
Steve Hinton
Ed Pollom
Golden Bear
Lee van Fossan
OHL
Bears
Underwood
Gardner 21 Wellsville 0 in Jayhawk League showdown
Gardner remains undefeated at 6-0 in the Jayhawk as they grind out a 21-0 win over Wellsville. Wellsville were blanked in the first quarter, then Gardner drove 60 yards for Mike Riley’s six yard TD, with Swank adding a 10 yard pass to Anderson and a third period sneak. Gardner heads to meet Baldwin for the league title with 6-0 in league play and 5-1 overall.
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Wellsville
Hagles
Gardner
Jayhawk
Trailblazers
Mike Riley
Bob Swank
Anderson
Gardener
Swank
Ottawa Snap Back in 52-0 rout of McPherson
Ottawa University roared to a 52-0 Kansas Conference victory at McPherson behind a 414 rushing and 198 passing yard performance. Pete Péffly, Ron Guest, and Clark Middleton each scored twice, with Guest and Middleton adding TDs and Meeks catching a 25-yard scoring pass. OU improved to 6-1, holding Mac to 64 rushing yards and 107 passing on 9 of 32 attempts.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
McPherson
Braves
Paul Peffly
Ron Guest
Clark Middleton
Ottawa
Pete Fly
Rune Ning
Guest
Middleton
Richard Bannon
Dan Miller
Alan Coleman
Mac
OU Mac
Night Hawks League Scores and Individual Highs
Bowling scores across leagues list multiple clubs with high games and series. Notable performers include 1080 by E Lowrance and 179 by O Burress, with several 500s and 560s by various bowlers across firms like Prudential Insurance and Montgomery Ward.
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Night Hawks
E. Lowrance
Prudential Insurance
C. Foster
C. Burns
Didde
McLaughlin
Montgomery Ward
O. Burress
Pomona Puts 13-0 Win Over Burlingame in OS Age League
Rex Watts, 140 pound sophomore who came off the bench, sparked Pomona to a 13-0 victory over Burlingame in Osage County League play. Watts rushed 12 times for 131 yards and a 40 yard TD, lifting Pomona to 1-6 while Burlingame fell to 0-4-1. Paul Arnett scored the first TD on a 1 yard plunge, with Antone Hackett adding the PAT.
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Pomona
Rex Watts
Burlingame
Watts
Indians
Paul Arnett
Antone Hackett
High School Football Scores Across Kansas and Missouri
Football results show Melvern over Williamsburg 19 12 Mulvane 25 over Andover 6 Paola 27 over Shawnee St Joseph 7 Salina 21 over Emporia 3 Norton 32 over Atwood 0 Goodland 26 over Hoxie 20 Colby 26 over Oakley 0 St Francis 18 over Oberlin 7 Sacred Heart 26 over Marysville 12 Valley Heights 25 over Rhey County Maur Hin 25 over St Joseph Missouri Lafayette 7 Beloit 39 over Mankato 0 Columbus 33 over Fort Scott 13 Ellsworth 41 over Stafford 24 Garden City 33 over Hays 20 Lansing 28 over Mclought 0 Osawatomie 25 over De Soto 13 Baldwin 19 over Spring Hill 7 Belleville 39 over Smith Center 6 Clay Center 34 over McPherson 6 Cottonwood Falls 31 over Centre 0 Hillsboro 18 over Herington 0 Humboldt 18 over Eureka 14 Immaculata 13 over Sabetha 0 Junction City 18 over Chapman 7 Leavenworth 27 over Highland Park 13 Lincoln 25 over Minneapolis 0 Logan 27 over Kensington 0 La Cygne 23 over Kansas School for Deaf 12 Seaman 49 over Shawnee Heights 13
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Williamsburg
Mulvane
Andover
Paola
Shawnee St. Joseph
Salina
Emporia
Norton
Atwood
Goodland
Hoxie
Colby
Oakley
St. Francis
Oberlin
Sacred Heart
Marysville
Valley Heights
Rhey County
Maur Hin
St. Joseph
Lafayette
Beloit
Mankato
Columbus
Fort Scott
Ellsworth
Stafford
Garden City
Hays
Vikings topple Crest Central Heights 22 7 in non league clash
Vikings 22 Crest Central Heights 7 in non league action. Rex Foltz opened with a Segard run and a 10 yard field goal to lead 10-0. Foltz scored again, Pat Moore connected to Trent Barkdoll on a fake play, lifting the Vikings to 16-0 at halftime. Foltz added a third period score as Crest avoided shutout late. Central Heights defense forced three interceptions and two fumbles. Vikings threw 24 passes completing 12 for 150 yards.
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Gary Sheffield
Ottawa
Kanesas
Bonner Springs
Trent Barkdoll
Vikings
Foltz
Crest
Central Heights
Overbrook Routs Carbondale 37 6 To Climb Osage Lead
Overbrook High School topped Carbondale 37 to 6 on the road as Doug Davis directed a balanced ground and air attack. Mike Reece sparked the visitors with an 85 yard run and two interceptions helped seal the win. Overbrook's record rose to 5-2 and stayed on track for the Osage County League title.
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